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>>	Anonymous 20/06/01 (Mon)22:05 No. 2723 Anonymous 1st June 2020 Monday 10:05 pm 2723 My toaster's got a think layer of crumbs inside it. Would it be ok to take it out the back a give it a good hose? As long as I let it dry for a couple of days before using it again what would be the problem?

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>>	Anonymous 20/06/01 (Mon)22:22 No. 2724 Anonymous 1st June 2020 Monday 10:22 pm 2724 >>2723 Hosing is a very bad idea when it comes to electricity. Take it to bits and clean it all out. You can use alcohol spray if you have it and know how it works. Don't apply any water.

>>	Anonymous 20/06/01 (Mon)22:44 No. 2725 Anonymous 1st June 2020 Monday 10:44 pm 2725 Don't they usually have a tray at the bottom you can take out?

>>	Anonymous 20/06/01 (Mon)23:29 No. 2726 Anonymous 1st June 2020 Monday 11:29 pm 2726 >>2725 The layer of compacted crumb is above that.

>>	Anonymous 20/06/02 (Tue)01:15 No. 2727 Anonymous 2nd June 2020 Tuesday 1:15 am 2727 Just give it a quick rinse like you would with some pasta.

Anonymous 20/06/02 (Tue)03:18 No. 2728 Anonymous
2nd June 2020
Tuesday 3:18 am 2728

Tapwater tends to leave mineral residues that can cause short circuits. I'd suggest having a go at it with the crevice tool on your hoover first. You could sluice it out with isopropyl alcohol, but since COVID it'd be cheaper to buy a new toaster than a big bottle of IPA.

>>	Anonymous 20/06/02 (Tue)04:32 No. 2729 Anonymous 2nd June 2020 Tuesday 4:32 am 2729 Blast it out with compressed air?

>>	Anonymous 20/06/02 (Tue)10:26 No. 2730 Anonymous 2nd June 2020 Tuesday 10:26 am 2730 Sod these lot, OP. Just take it with you next time you bath and give it a good soak. Could even have toast while you're soaking.

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